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I take it this is a farm of some kind, since it looks like his antlers have been cut off?
Fantastic lighting.
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No, I donΒ΄t think so. This one is young, I think so the antlers have to grow? I donΒ΄t know much about deers^^
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All I know, is I've never seen "flat-top" antlers like this. It looks like they were sawn off, and then healed over or worn down.
Usually young bucks have single-tine "spike horns" like this: [link] [link]
The best photo example I've found of a "button buck" [which would have only tiny nubs of antlers like this] is this one: [link]
As you can see there is still a point there. All the other button buck images I've found [quick search] show the antlers still in velvet, so it's impossible to tell.
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I dont know, maybe they are cut off :/
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Very strange.
I just wondered if you knew, maybe the deer were part of a farm, or preserve, where they might 'trim' the antlers to keep the bucks from injuring each other.
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I dont know...
But this deer lives in a wildpark in austria^^
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That is adorable! Especially with the mist & wetness in the air!
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I took this while I was inside the fence, thats why it is so close.
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These are absolutely amazing photos! I am a photographer myself. What kind of camera do you use? Where were these taken, a zoo or wildlife preserve of some sort?
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This was taken in Ernstbrunn.
I use a NIKON D7000 but this photo was taken with a Nikon D5000 from my sister ^^
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Ohhh I see. I take all of my photos with a Nikon coolpix S6100. lol theyre tiny & compact, but man.. can they take some great photos! It all really depends on the person taking them as well, as long as they have a sharp and open eye for things, the pic will surely come out great! Good job on your photos!
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